...Bohumil Fořt Doležel Lubomír , Heterocosmica II. Fikční světy postmoderní české prózy (Heterocosmica II: Fictional Worlds of Postmodern Czech Prose) . Prague : Karolinum , 2014 . 190 pp. Copyright © 2017 Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2017 References Doležel...

... there only from the 1970s on. This article seeks to clarify the term and the phenomenon of samizdat with regard to the Czech literary scene to trace its historical limits and the justification for it. I will first describe the functions of Czech samizdat during the four decades of the totalitarian regime...

... of the broader politics of representing life behind the iron curtain. It argues that Philip Roth's sustained professional engagement with the Czech socialist experience can be read as his critical refusal to take part in the dominant U.S. narrative of Eastern European suffering and oppression. The essay analyzes...

... 1928–1946 , is a major contribution to thought on language and literature. The volume is edited by a Franco-American-Czech team—John Pier, Laurent Vallance, Petr A. Bílek, and Tomáš Kubíček—and elegantly translated with great clarity and rigor by Jean Boutan, Xavier Galmiche, Kristýna Matysová...

... Titunik, 265 -98 (Cambridge: MIT Press). Mathesius, Vilém 1947 Čeština a obecný jazykozpyt [Czech language and general linguistics] (Prague: Melantrich). Merquior, J. G. 1986 From Prague to Paris:A Critique of Structuralist and Poststructuralist Thought (London: Verso). Miller, J. Hillis...

... on a book project entitled “Reference, Trauma, and History: The Testimonies of American and Russian Postmodernisms.” Martin Machovec is an external lecturer in the Department of Czech Literature, Philosophical Faculty, Charles University, Prague, the Czech Republic, as well as a freelance editor...

.... Jessica Merrill is assistant professor in the Department of Slavic Languages at Columbia University. Her areas of research include Russian and Czech modernisms, and literary theory. Her current book project, Folklore Study and the Rise of Modern Literary Theory: Russian Formalism and Czech...

... sopostavlenii s russkim [On Czech Verse Primarily in Comparison with Russian] ( Providence, RI : Brown University Press ). 1971a [1927] “Fonetika odnogo severno-velikorusskogo govora s namechaiushcheisiia perekhodnost'iu” [“The Phonetics of a North Russian Dialect with Emergent Transitional Features...

... of Bohemia: Czech Fiction and Its Social Context (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, All translations from Czech are mine unless otherwise indicated. Poetics Today (Winter Copyright © by the Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics. 654 Poetics Today 21:4 Liaisons Moscovites We...

.... Bohumil Forˇt is associate professor in the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk Uni- versity (Brno) and senior researcher in the Institute of Czech Literature at the Czech Academy of Sciences (Prague). He is author of five monographs, including An Introduction to Fictional Worlds Theory (2016), and numerous...

... Haven, CT: Yale University Press). Bezwinská, Jadwiga, and Danuta Czech, eds. 1973 Amidst a Nightmare of Crime: Manuscripts of Members of Sonderkommando , translated by Krystyna Michalik (Warsaw: State Museum of Oświeçim). Browning, Christopher R. 1992 Ordinary Men: Reserve Police...

... File of Andrei Sakharov, ed. and annotated by Joshua Rubenstein and Alex- ander Gribanov (2005: 107–10). .  Detailed in Gribanov 2005. Gribanov • Samizdat according to Andropov 91 slav “platform,” in the Czech materials published during the Prague Spring...

... of Poetics Today. His research has focused on Slavic literary theory and modern Slavic literature. Among his major publications are Russian Formalism: A Metapoetics (1984) and The Deserts of Bohemia: Czech Fiction and Its Social Context (2000). Galia Yanoshevsky is professor of French literature at Bar...

... exclusively with the Czech version of this phenomenon, and he strives to be descriptive. What they share is the robust belief that the distinctive feature of samiz- dat is an innate fuzziness that eludes traditional scholarly approaches. But while for Komaromi this insight is a springboard...

... to the author’s scholarly background and strives to exam- ine the development of inner speech from the historical perspective of Czech narrative prose. Here, Koten focuses on the phenomenon of the narrated monologue (better known as free indirect speech and particularly significant in connection...

... from the historical perspective of Czech narrative prose. Here, Koten focuses on the phenomenon of the narrated monologue (better known as free indirect speech and particularly significant in connection with the realist novel), its beginnings, and the functions fulfilled by its appearance...

... to the author’s scholarly background and strives to exam- ine the development of inner speech from the historical perspective of Czech narrative prose. Here, Koten focuses on the phenomenon of the narrated monologue (better known as free indirect speech and particularly significant in connection...

... to the author’s scholarly background and strives to exam- ine the development of inner speech from the historical perspective of Czech narrative prose. Here, Koten focuses on the phenomenon of the narrated monologue (better known as free indirect speech and particularly significant in connection...

... to the author’s scholarly background and strives to exam- ine the development of inner speech from the historical perspective of Czech narrative prose. Here, Koten focuses on the phenomenon of the narrated monologue (better known as free indirect speech and particularly significant in connection...